party line

英 [ˌpɑːti ˈlaɪn]

美 [ˌpɑːrti ˈlaɪn]

n.  政党的路线

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习惯用语

n.

toe the line
• 顺从当局（或集体）；遵循…路线
  to say or do what sb in authority tells you to say or do, even if you do not share the same opinions, etc.
• to toe the party line
  遵循党的路线

牛津词典

noun

• 政党的路线
  the official opinions and policies of a political party, which members are expected to support

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 政党路线
  Theparty lineon a particular issue is the official view taken by a political party, which its members are expected to support.
  1. They ignored the official party line.
     他们忽略了政党的官方路线。

英英释义

noun

• a telephone line serving two or more subscribers
• the policy of a political group
  1. He won in a vote along party lines

双语例句

• Some MPs refused to follow the party line on defence.
  有些议员拒不遵循党的防务政策。
• "Still, if you work for Microsoft Russia, I guess you have to toe the Party line," she added.
  “并且，如果你为微软俄罗斯工作，我猜你一定得走‘公司的路线’，”她补充道。
• The chairman warned the senators to toe the party line while running for the governor.
  议长告诫议员们在竞选州长时要严守党的路线。
• He was always careful to toe the party line.
  他一直很服从党的命令。
• This generation doesn't hew to the party line.
  这一代人不再以党的路线为行事标准。
• If the girls at the Yu Hua Factory don't come out on strike again tomorrow, it will be a case of undermining the general strike and disobeying the Party line!
  裕华厂明天不罢下来，就是破坏了总罢工，就是不执行总路线！
• What is the party line on the development in the society of knowledge economy?
  这个政党对知识经济社会的发展策略的立场是什么？
• They ignored the official party line.
  他们忽略了政党的官方路线。
• Ministers who wouldn't toe the party line were swiftly got rid of.
  一些不愿按党的路线办事的部长很快就被清出了党。
• A member of a political party who follows strictly the party line.
  政治上一个政党中坚决遵循党的路线的成员。